It starts with one.
A single impression, exactly replicating a hair follicle.
Scalp micropigmentation, Miami and New York
Hyper-
realistic SMP.Take control of your image.
For those who demand the very best. Nothing less leaves his chair.
Healed, the before in the frameFull rebuild. Miami.
First, the foundation.
Session one lays down the spacing and structure that everything after it builds on.
The full picture takes shape.
Thousands of impressions fill the scalp evenly and fade into the hair at your sides and back.
Layer by layer, it comes to life.
Each session goes over healed skin, adding depth, detail and texture. That is what makes it look real.
Like it was always there.
The look of a full head of closely shaved hair. Blended so well nobody can tell where it starts. Completely your own.
The wall. Healed, the before in the frame, every one.
Full rebuild
His before is in the frame. The hairline was drawn to his face, then built one impression at a time until it looks like a choice he made.
The profile line
The hardest line to get right. Seen from the side, at talking distance, it still looks like growth.
Matched to the beard
The shade is matched to his beard shadow, so his head and his face match.
Density into grey
Grey hair takes a lighter mix. The pigment is diluted to match his grey, so nothing on his head is darker than his own hair.
Recession closed
Both corners brought back in, with a natural finish.
Temple and side
People see your temples from the side, in daylight, more than any other part of your head. This is where the work has to hold up.
Crown blend
Thinning from the middle out, blended until the eye cannot find where his hair ends and the work begins.
Walk taller.Enter the room stronger.
The impact shows.The work doesn’t.
Take control of the reflection.Own your image.
Science, placedlike art.
For men who demand the best.
The difference.
1/4Realistic in every light. Undetectable where it matters.
Sharp enough to change your face. Soft enough to never give itself away. A hairline that belongs there. Color with depth, not darkness. Thousands of impressions, layered to create the broken edges, variation and texture of growing hair. Everyone notices the change. Nobody can quite tell why.
That is the difference
Black ink heals blue. That is why yours will not.
On most skin, plain black pigment heals grey-blue within a couple of years. Modern Color Theory, his framework, adds a corrector to every mix, chosen for your skin, so it heals the color of a hair follicle.
Creator, Modern SMP Color Theory: The Sculpted Method
See it cancel →Three sessions and a perfection session. The layering is the magic.
Three sessions, two to three weeks apart, then a perfection session once it has healed for 30 to 60 days. Session one lays the foundation. The layering begins at session two, impressions placed over the healed work to build a structure that matches a hair follicle and shaft, and session three locks in the texture. Once it has healed, the perfection session looks at every detail to make sure everything is perfect. The mark gains depth without ever gaining size, which is why it still looks like hair years later instead of spreading into a smudge.
Three sessions and a perfection session, all included
Session by session →Blended into your own hair. Undetectable.
Where the work meets your own hair, the transition is blended until there is no line to find.
Since 2013
How it is built → Keep scrolling
Perfection is my obsession. Seeing someone love their reflection again is why.
Stevey G.Steven Greitzer
- In SMP since 2013
- 7,000+ procedures
- 500+ artists trained in 26 countries
- Creator, Modern SMP Color Theory: The Sculpted Method
- Co-designed the first machine built for SMP
Every drop, curated for your skin tone.
Thirty thousand placements later, it looks like hair.
See how it is built →In their words
What actually changed.
Nobody actually even thinks I have had smp work until I tell them. That’s how flawless it is.
Rasheed R.Google review
He nailed my hairline so perfectly that people legit think it’s a buzz cut.
Madara B.Google review
My habit of wearing baseball caps & hats is no longer an impulsive crutch to rely on.
Joel S.Google review
I was a wig user… Today I’m renewed, free of any artificial concealer.
Kike P.Google review
I have a lighter shade of hair and Stevey was able to match my hair color like no other!
Joshua M.Google review
From $2,500. Three sessions and a perfection session, all included. No two clients are the same, so every treatment is custom quoted, in writing, usually the same day you reach out.
Get yours →Is SMP for you?
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You want people to see you,
not your hair loss.
The thin areas fill in and the scalp stops showing through. Undetectable in any light.
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You want
your hairline back.
Drawn to frame your face, at your age, the way you wear your hair.
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You have spent enough on
products that do not work.
No foams, no pills, no fibers that run in the rain. Nothing to apply in the morning, nothing to wash out at night.
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You know a transplant
will not get you there.
Surgery moves the hair you have left. It cannot make more. This gives you the look of full density, with no surgery and no scar.
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You want to stop
thinking about your hair.
No hats, no checking the light before a photo. You know how you look, every day.
Yes.
Even if you have never shaved your head. Many of the men who come in haven’t.
Start with a free consultation. You get a straight answer and a written quote before you pay anything.
It is not for you if you want hair you can run a comb through, or something temporary. It does not grow hair back.
The questions everybody asks first.
What does scalp micropigmentation cost?
From $2,500, and that figure covers the complete treatment: three sessions and a perfection session, all included, not a deposit or a per-session rate. Most scalps land between $2,500 and $5,000 depending on how much area is being built and how much structure the hairline needs. You get the number in writing before you commit to anything.
Will it look obviously done?
No. Each impression is the size of a hair follicle, placed at the angle and spacing your own hair grew in, and the pigment is mixed for your skin so it never turns blue or grey. It holds up in daylight, at the barber, and in a close conversation with someone who knows you.
Is it permanent?
It is permanent. Pigment is placed shallower than a body tattoo, so it softens gradually over several years rather than spreading and going blue, and softening is a long way from disappearing. Most clients never need a touch-up. Those who do usually come back after five years or more, which also lets the hairline be adjusted as your face changes.
How much does it hurt?
Most people describe it as an irritation rather than pain, closer to a persistent scratch than a tattoo. The needle is working in the upper layer of skin, not deep. The crown and the temples are the most sensitive areas. Sessions run three to four hours with breaks whenever you want them.
How many sessions, and how far apart?
Four in total. Three sessions, two to three weeks apart depending on your skin, so each pass heals before the next is layered over it. Then 30 to 60 days of healing before the perfection session. That gap is not scheduling convenience. The layering only works if the previous session has settled, and it is what gives the healed mark the structure of a hair follicle rather than a flat dot.
What is the difference between SMP and a hair transplant?
A transplant moves living follicles and grows hair, which needs donor supply, surgery and a year of waiting, and gives a result you cannot fully predict. SMP does not grow anything. It recreates the appearance of closely shaved follicles across the scalp. It is non-surgical, finished in weeks, and the outcome is visible as it is built. Many clients have both: a transplant for coverage, SMP to make the density look even.
Can it cover transplant scars?
Yes, and it is some of the most rewarding work in the studio. Strip scars and FUE dot scarring are camouflaged by matching the pigment to the surrounding skin and rebuilding follicle texture across the scar tissue. Scar tissue takes pigment differently, so it is planned and tested rather than assumed.
Who does the work?
Stevey G, in both studios. It is why the calendar is limited.
What does scalp micropigmentation cost?
From $2,500, and that figure covers the complete treatment: three sessions and a perfection session, all included, not a deposit or a per-session rate. Most scalps land between $2,500 and $5,000 depending on how much area is being built and how much structure the hairline needs. You get the number in writing before you commit to anything.
Will it look obviously done?
No. Each impression is the size of a hair follicle, placed at the angle and spacing your own hair grew in, and the pigment is mixed for your skin so it never turns blue or grey. It holds up in daylight, at the barber, and in a close conversation with someone who knows you.
Is it permanent?
It is permanent. Pigment is placed shallower than a body tattoo, so it softens gradually over several years rather than spreading and going blue, and softening is a long way from disappearing. Most clients never need a touch-up. Those who do usually come back after five years or more, which also lets the hairline be adjusted as your face changes.
How much does it hurt?
Most people describe it as an irritation rather than pain, closer to a persistent scratch than a tattoo. The needle is working in the upper layer of skin, not deep. The crown and the temples are the most sensitive areas. Sessions run three to four hours with breaks whenever you want them.
How many sessions, and how far apart?
Four in total. Three sessions, two to three weeks apart depending on your skin, so each pass heals before the next is layered over it. Then 30 to 60 days of healing before the perfection session. That gap is not scheduling convenience. The layering only works if the previous session has settled, and it is what gives the healed mark the structure of a hair follicle rather than a flat dot.
What is the difference between SMP and a hair transplant?
A transplant moves living follicles and grows hair, which needs donor supply, surgery and a year of waiting, and gives a result you cannot fully predict. SMP does not grow anything. It recreates the appearance of closely shaved follicles across the scalp. It is non-surgical, finished in weeks, and the outcome is visible as it is built. Many clients have both: a transplant for coverage, SMP to make the density look even.
Can it cover transplant scars?
Yes, and it is some of the most rewarding work in the studio. Strip scars and FUE dot scarring are camouflaged by matching the pigment to the surrounding skin and rebuilding follicle texture across the scar tissue. Scar tissue takes pigment differently, so it is planned and tested rather than assumed.
Who does the work?
Stevey G, in both studios. It is why the calendar is limited.
Two cities. One chair.
Sculpted Studios, Brickell
108 SW 9th St, Suite 24, Miami, FL 33130
The Sculpted Studios flagship.
The Miami studio →Consultations are free and carry no obligation, online or in-studio. An artist rather than a client? The intensive and the online courses live under Training.
Free consultation and quote, Miami and New York
Get a quote. Begin with a consultation.
Free, private and no obligation, online or in-studio. Tell us about your scalp and you’ll get a quote in writing, with a plan and an honest answer on how it will heal.
- What it costs
- From $2,500, three sessions and a perfection session included. Most land between $2,500 and $5,000, quoted in writing.
- Who does the work
- Stevey G, in Miami and New York.
- What happens next
- Stevey reviews every request and replies with your price and a plan the same day. Then you book your free consultation.
- Your photographs
- Seen by the studio only, never published without asking you first. Privacy & photo policy